Stanford janitor firing upheld amid sit in at hospital
Sem Bridges Jy, a 23 year old janitor, was fired for job related issues and the ruling by NLRB regional director Ray Hoffman upheld his dismissal. supporters say bias drove the action and staged a 30 hour sit in causing about 100000 in damage. Twenty eight people were arrested. Bridges was later arrested in Santa Rosa on weapons and marijuana charges after a car stop. companion Christopher Iaury II faced similar charges.
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Jews Demonstrate Outside San Francisco Soviet Consul
About 250 demonstrators gathered outside Soviet Consul General Alexander Zinchuk in downtown San Francisco to press for freedom for Russian Jews to leave the Soviet Union and to demand travel freedom for all Soviet Jews. They sang in Yiddish and Russian and called for the release of nine Jews on hijacking conspiracy charges from last June.
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Davis proceedings to resume in Marin County case
Pretrial proceedings for Angela Davis and Ruchell Magee resume Monday before Judge Richard Aragon in Contra Costa County. Davis, an avowed Communist and former UCLA professor, and Magee will argue motions to quash charges linked to the Marin County Civic Center shootout on August 7 1976 in which four people were killed including a judge. The defense has sought to disqualify judges, causing repeated delays and recent withdrawals of two jurists.
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Albany salutes flag for Berkeley in council meeting
Albany California city leaders saluted the flag twice during a meeting one salute for the city and another on behalf of neighboring Berkeley. Berkeley’s council had dropped the salute last week as three newly seated members declined to participate in the pledge. Albany councilman Lewis Howell endorsed a second salute proposal, saying a seated council member is at a low point when saluting the flag.
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Officer Cleared of Dope Charges in Sausalito Case
AP report from San Francisco says police narcotics officer Michael G. Edmond 23 was cleared of marijuana possession charges in Sausalito after a municipal court dismissed them. His roommates Daniel J. Miller and Thomas W. Villas were ordered to stand trial in Superior Court. Edmond had told officers he believed his roommates used marijuana and planned to move. Police raided the apartment May 2 and the plants were claimed by Edmond.
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Bullfight Telecast Ban Draws Heat From Promoter
Promoter Victor Maldonado condemned pressure from humane groups after San Francisco Cow Palace and San Jose Civic Auditorium canceled the June 4 El Cordobes bullfight. Maldonado said many in the Latin American community oppose the move, while Richard Dennen of the Humane Society argued bullfighting is outlawed in the United States and should not be televised.
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Fiedler to Conduct Pops Concerts in San Francisco
Arthur Fiedler will conduct the five annual Pops season during July with the San Francisco Symphony in three Civic Auditorium concerts between July 13 and July 31. The Sunday Tuesday and Thursday programs feature themes from movies Broadway Gershwin Cole Porter Russia Dizzy Gillespie Latin and more with Gillespie as soloist July 22 and Leonard Pennario performing Khachaturian’s Piano Concerto July 28.
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San Francisco Mayor probes arrest of street artists
Mayor Joseph Alioto asked police to review charges against a dozen street artists arrested at Victoria Park, citing a misunderstanding about a moratorium on arrests he ordered. He instructed Police Chief Al Nelder to examine claims by the Street Artists Guild that he arranged the leniency, while noting no intervention in one riot-inciting case.
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Indictment in stabbing of sergeant in Berkeley
Alameda County Grand Jury indicted Christopher Cowsar 21 of Berkeley for the April 30 fatal stabbing of U S Army recruiting sergeant Rogers D Mobley 32 in Berkeley. Mobley died after witnesses say Cowsar slashed him with a six inch knife while shouting he would die. Six other people faced no indictments for alleged fraudulent registration and election irregularities in the May 4 Berkeley city election after a day and a half of testimony from about 20 witnesses.
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Water buffaloes in L A transit experiment begins
LOS ANGELES AP Natural gas powered, 20 passenger ramibuses with horns that sound like a water buffalo will begin downtown service in September. Dr Norman Topping president of the Southern California Rapid Transit District said Tuesday a 14 month experiment is needed as downtown streets are jammed now and in 10 years it will be impossible to move. He spoke to the Calcutta Saddle and Cycle Club which aims to make downtown fun.
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California may award rebates on 1954 66 antibiotics
California Attorney General notices potential rebates for antibiotics bought between 1954 and 1966. The mailings arise from a suit led by former AG Thomas Lynch alleging antitrust overcharges by five firms. About 6.5 million letters go out under a New York federal court action involving products such as Achromycin Mysteclin and Panjycin.
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UC Berkeley Daily Californian ousted editors over park editorial
In Berkeley, two managing editors and a senior editorial board member of the University of California's Daily Californian were removed after publishing an editorial calling for retaking People's Park. The action prompted mass resignations, leaving the paper without editors as the city council sought a renewed lease negotiation with the university.
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Patricia Hall
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California asks Supreme Court to uphold campaign disclosure law
California Secretary of State Edmund G Brown asks the state’s Supreme Court to affirm the constitutionality of a law requiring disclosure of campaign contributors. He argues the law prevents fraud and mass election chaos by exposing donors, while noting that donors to ballot propositions face stricter disclosure than those giving to candidates.
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Union orders reinstatement of three Journal workers
NLRB trial examiner James T. Barker ruled San Francisco Typographical Union Local 21 must reinstate Robert Dixon Karl Dixon and Ernest Fingerles who were expelled and fined while the union was striking against the San Rafael Independent Journal The decision holds supervisory employees cannot be punished for actions with management and bars the union from disciplining the three in their roles as prospective bargaining representatives.
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Robert Dixon
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Alioto civil trial delay denied in fee split case
King County Superior Court Judge Donald Gaines refused to delay the civil trial tied to the Alioto fee splitting matter. Defense sought postponement until criminal trials of Alioto John J. O Connell George Faler and John McCutcheon proceed. The state seeks over 2 million dollars for legal work in antitrust cases. trial set for July 1.
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